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Genetic modification

Genetic modification, also known as gene editing, directly changes an organism's in the laboratory. This can involve adding, removing or changing genes to create new traits, such as disease resistance in crops or new medicines. With safety, ethics and risks in mind.

The research of young scientists: What do people think about genetic modification?
What do people think about genetic modification? How does society feel about it? Young researchers Anders Chau and Aarnav Anand conducted a study on the sentiment surrounding these new technologies, leading to surprising results. Read on for the findin...
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DNA, the building block of our lives, is an amazing molecule that contains unique information about us. *Understanding our DNA can give us valuable insights about our health, hereditary traits and even our ancestry*. Traditional methods of analyzing DN...

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Genetic modification

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